Cone-in-Cone Structure in a Coal-Seam

The Victorian Funeral Sermon

“…However Methodist and Roman Catholic preachers were under-represented. Motives for publication varied widely: some well-known preachers regularly published sermons on this as on other themes; others did so on a 'one off' basis as a particular tribute to the deceased (Gresley 1888), as a mechanism for making a public statement on wider issues (Steane 1837: 3-6), or in response to requests from a congregation, the family of the deceased, the local community or a particular individual (Falloon 1861: insert;Richardson 1861;Drummond 1865). Publication arrangements did much to determine circulation: a sermon by a metropolitan preacher distributed by a major London publishing house would have been much more widely read than that by a provincial minister, published locally or privately.…”